Sentence examples for mental weather from inspiring English sources

Another rapid change in mental weather, a new mood front is approaching, and it's turbulent.

Perhaps most troublingly, proclaiming that we're unable to enjoy our own thoughts suggests that our mental weather is always supposed to be pleasant.

Poem XC, first published in Spain in her 1953 collection, "Poems Without a Name," provides a sense of her mysterious mental weather: The rains displace me without washing me away, the winds push me about without breaking my form, or my identity.

Robertson's distinction of snow from frost complicates the scene, seeming to suggest that although nature and life are full of unavoidable hardship some small solace might be drawn from the understanding nature allows us of our inner lives and mental weather.

Here were the ridges and the gullies her mental weathers had worked into her skin.

The most common exacerbating events acknowledged were mental stressors, weather changes, sleeping problems and strenuous activity (Table 4).

Frontman Michael Angelakos and his bandmates posited three main reasons for cancellations: general illness, mental illness and weather.

Further investigation is therefore needed to understand either how food insecurity during pregnancy leads to mental distress or weather mental distress is a contributing factor in the development of food insecurity.

Thus, further study is recommended to determine if food insecurity during pregnancy produces mental distress or weather mental distress is a contributing factor in the development of food insecurity.

The relationship between weather and mental health has been debated, but those debates have generally relied on "small" data.

These include heat exhaustion, heat stroke, kidney disease, effects of additional air pollution, injuries and mental stress from extreme weather events, vector-borne diseases, diarrhoea and malnutrition.